Southern Pines Homes for Sale

Living in Southern Pines

On the 2026 Florida tax roll, Southern Pines is parcel series 341S242341: 39 parcels, 37 of them coded as single-family homes. Every home has an Old Ranch Road address. Block A's 25 lots carry even numbers from 1750 through 1800, and block B's 12 lots carry odd numbers from 1755 through 1765 and from 1781 through 1791. Block A has no separate lot 9 parcel, and 1766, the number that would fall between lots 8 and 10, is missing from the run.

Thirty-six of the houses went up from 1999 through 2001, twenty of them in 2000, and their living area runs from 1,417 to 2,008 square feet, with 22 of their lots between 5,000 and 6,000 square feet. The block A lot 10 parcel breaks that pattern on year, size and ground. Its house dates to 1973, it records 3,182 square feet of living area, and its lot is drawn at about 20,600 square feet, roughly three and a half times a typical lot here. The county's legal description for that parcel reads lots 9 and 10 of block A together, so no separate lot 9 parcel appears in the series.

Two parcels in the series hold no house. One is coded as residential common area and titled to a homeowners association that the roll names, in shortened form, Southern Pines Ranch Homeowner. The parcel's outline is a band between the blocks: the outer edge meets every block A lot, and the inner edge wraps the twelve block B lots exactly. The other is a long, narrow strip on the west side, titled to the Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners and described in the county's legal line as a drainage easement. The county's legal description for the band reads retention area and rights of way, so the street in front of the homes may lie on the association's parcel; what each piece carries and who maintains which part belong to the recorded plat and the association's documents. Whether that association is currently active with the state could not be confirmed for this page.

No city boundary reaches Southern Pines. On Census Bureau maps current to January 1, 2026, the whole subdivision sits outside every incorporated place, Fort Walton Beach included, and within the Wright census-designated place, which makes it unincorporated Okaloosa County. Each of the 39 parcels touches only Zone X, minimal flood hazard, on FEMA panel 12091C0435J. A Zone A band, mapped without a base flood elevation, lies wholly north of the homes, about 200 feet past the closest lot and about 120 feet from the county strip, close enough to show on a map of the neighborhood, though no parcel touches it.